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I am sure many of the members of the community know what started the game World of Warship. In the game, especially in the Japanese branch there is a lot of paper ship designs. In particular, the battleship Myogi. I decided to make their profile.
A search of his original drawings on the Internet is not made or anything (I do not know for what did Wargaming model) so to create a profile used game model and screenshots that are in the network. Here's what happened:

This is a picture of a better

could you follow the standard template?
in addition, I recognise parts from other ships (a lot from my IJN Kongo drawing for example) which, in these amounts, would require crediting.
btw, are you certain this ship belongs in never build designs? the Kongo was build in britain and was the last large warship where that was done IIRC. earlier designs would have had british influence, while this ship has very little of that as far as I can see.

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Design 41, called Myogi in WOW, was a prelim design for the Kongo's, though it remains to be seen if it was faithful to the blueprints

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The figure used in a variety of elements from a variety of Japanese battleships. From the Congo taken body, though he had to increase the height of the boards.
But I convert your copyright, no problems.

This same pattern superimposed on it gradients:

Sorry A.H. but as far as i know "Myogi" is a name given by WoWs to the design, which actual designation was simply B-41, it was also a BattleCruiser not a Battleship.
More so, I'm pretty sure that the stern Catwalk comes from the IJN Ise/Hyuuga drawings, then the booms for the anti-torpedo nets, the funnels and the tripod masts comes from the IJN Fuso drawing. and I can spot at least two (if not three) parts coming from the older Fuso drawing done by ALVAMA.
So, with due respect, I suppose you have to add one or two names to the credit lines, other than reverting to the standard shipbucket template

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-Koko Kyouwakoku (Republic of Koko)
-Koko's carrier-based aircrafts of WWII
-Koko Kaiun Yuso Kaisha - KoKaYu Line (Koko AU spinoff)
-Koko - Civil Aviation

In addition Congo used only drawing your Fuso. The drawings did not use Isa.

http://shipbucket.com/images.php?dir=Pa ... 385%29.png may I suggest using this? in addition, battleship Myogi should be in AU designs, battlecruiser B-41 might be an never build design but this is not a good representation of it as far as I can see.

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A detailed article on this ship in the English language - http://alternathistory.info/article/bat ... ssor-congo